Dai personality, what do Dai people like to do?

1.The girl is beautiful and has a good figure.

2.The lad is very aggressive.

3.The people are warm and the people are simple.

The culture and art of the Dai nationality are rich and colorful, the literature and poetry are beautiful and moving, the folk art activities are very popular, and the folk singer "Zanha" is respected by the people. The lyrics and melody are eloquent. Most of the keys use the five-tone feather mode, the structure is regular and symmetrical, the style is unique, and it has national characteristics.

The folk song "Don't Forget the Communist Party for Dinner" and the songs "*** Have Been to the Hometown of the Golden Peacock" and "Fly! Xishuangbanna" and other influences are great.

The historical development of the Dai nationality is closely linked to the historical development of the entire society and culture of the Dai nationality. Historically, the ancient ballads circulated among the Dai people largely reflected the life of the primitive society, and it can be speculated that the production of these ancient ballads was quite early. From the perspective of reverse investigation, these ancient ballads can be regarded as a reflection of the twists and turns of the life of the Dai people during the primitive society ......

**Geng Zhi, don't you know that in addition to me and I are at the same table in our class, the others are Dai, what small groups and bad thoughts I really see too much, Zha Frightened selfish and snobbish, Xishuangbanna locals have a bad impression of the Dai people, because most of the Dai people are difficult to speak, unreasonable, and most of the older generation are also frightened to death.

1. The Dai people like to live by the water, love to be clean, often bathe, and women love to shampoo, so they have the reputation of "water nation". 2. Dai costumes are elegant and beautiful, men often wear collarless plackets or small sleeved shirts, long trousers, and white cloth, red cloth or blue cloth to cover the head. Dai women usually like to wear short, narrow-sleeved clothes and tube skirts to fully display their slender and slender figures.

3. The Dai people regard peacocks and elephants.

For mascots, folk tales are colorful.

The Dai people are found in China, India, Vietnam, and Cambodia.

Thailand and other countries. In 2000, there were 10,000 Dai people in China. They mainly live in Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture and Dehong Dai Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture in Yunnan Province.

and the two autonomous counties of Gengma and Menglian. The rest are scattered in more than 30 counties of Jingdong, Jinggu, Pu'er, Lancang, Xinping, Yuanjiang and Jinping. The border Dai region is bordered by Myanmar and Laos.

Vietnam borders. The staple food of the Dai people is mainly rice. Japonica rice is eaten in the Dehong area.

Xishuangbanna and other places love to eat glutinous rice, usually eaten freshly. The Dai people's famous fragrant bamboo rice, also known as bamboo tube rice, is made by putting glutinous rice in a fragrant bamboo tube, soaking it in water for 15 minutes, and then baking it with fire.

There are many types of Dai dances, and the movements and content mainly simulate the activities of common local animals, and are personified on this basis. The peacock dance is not only the imitation of the beautiful movements of the peacock, but also the beautiful and moving legend of the Dai people. The famous dancer Dao Meilan is famous at home and abroad for performing the peacock dance.

The Dai people like to live by the water, love to be clean, often bathe, and women love to shampoo, so they have the reputation of "water nation".

The festivals of the Dai people are mostly related to religious activities. The main festivals are related to the door festival, the door opening festival, the Songkran festival, etc. Songkran is a traditional festival of the Dai people.

The Dai language is called "Sangkan Bimai" or "Lenghe Sangkan", which means June New Year. The time is in late June or early July of the Dai calendar (mid-April of the Gregorian calendar).

1. Customs and Habits The Dai nationality, also known as the "Dai Tai Nation" or "Thai Lao Nationality", is one of the ethnic minorities in China and one of the most populous ethnic groups in the world. The Dai people have their own language and script. The language is divided into three major dialects such as Siam, Lanna, and Datai and several sub-dialects, and the Dai Tai people originated from the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau in China, and then gradually.

The clothes of the Dai people are yellow.

The Dai (Dai), also known as the Pengyi before the ethnic identification, is one of the ethnic minorities in China, and the Tai Lue living in Laos is the same branch, which has historical and cultural roots with the Shan and Thai people in Myanmar (Thai, the main ethnic group of Thailand), and the language, culture and customs are also close to the main ethnic groups of Thailand and Laos. The Dai population is more than 1.15 million, mainly concentrated in Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture, Dehong Dai Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture and Gengma, Menglian, Xinping, Yuanjiang and other counties in Yunnan Province, and a small part lives in Jinggu, Jingdong, Jinping, Shuangjiang and other counties. The Dai people believe in Southern Buddhism.

The Dai people speak a variety of Dai languages such as Xishuangbanna Dai (Dai language) and Dehong Dai language (Dai language), all of which belong to the Taiwanese branch.

Religion:

The Dai people in the frontier generally believe in Theravada Buddhism, which belongs to Theravada Buddhism, while retaining the remnants of primitive ghost worship. The Dai people in the interior worship the "dragon god" and "dragon tree", and there are religious professionals "Bomeng" and "Shi Niang", who divinate and cure diseases on behalf of others.

Costumes:

Women traditionally wear short, narrow-sleeved blouses and tube skirts. Xishuangbanna Dai women, wearing white or crimson underwear, small waists, wide hems, and various colored tube skirts. Women in Dehong Mangshi and other places wore light-colored cardigans, trousers, and small waistbands before marriage, and changed to cardigans and black tube skirts after marriage.

Male Dai men wear collarless plackets or small sleeved shirts, long trousers, blankets in cold weather, and mostly use white cloth or green cloth to cover their heads. The custom of tattooing men is very common, not only to show bravery, but also to ward off evil spirits and decorate the body.

Diet:

The staple food of the Dai people is mainly rice. Japonica rice is eaten in Dehong area, and glutinous rice is eaten in Xishuangbanna and other places, usually eaten freshly. Meat has pigs, cattle, chickens, ducks, do not eat or eat less mutton, good at roast chicken, roast chicken, like to eat fish, shrimp, crab, snails, moss and other aquatic products.

Commonly eaten vegetables are cabbage, radish, bamboo shoots and beans.

Raw, fresh, sour, spicy and wild are the characteristics of Dai cuisine. The Dai people believe that eating sour hearts and eyes is bright, helps digestion, and can also relieve heat and fever; Eating sweet can increase calories, relieve fatigue and prevent hepatitis; Spicy eating can be appetizing, increase appetite, enhance body resistance, and prevent colds and flu; Eat raw, the dishes are delicious and delicious, delicious and comfortable. All the dishes and snacks are mainly sour, such as sour bamboo shoots, sour pea flour, sour meat and wild sour fruits.

The special flavor foods are: flowers, insects, and various mountain grass and wild vegetables.

Architecture

The dry-column building is a characteristic of the Dai people's residence. The bamboo buildings of the Dai people in Xishuangbanna and Dehong Ruili have a unique style. The building is nearly square, with two floors up and down, the upper floor is inhabited, about 7 feet from the ground, and the lower floor has no wall, which is used to raise livestock and pile up things, and the top is a double slope, and it is mostly covered with a "grass row" made of braiding.

Climb the stairs, there are corridors and drying platforms, where you can dry things and enjoy the coolness.

Language

The Dai people have their own national language, which is called Dai, Thai, Lao, etc. due to their distribution, and belongs to the Taiwanese branch of the Dongtai language group (Zhuang-Dong language family) of the Sino-Tibetan language family.

The script used by the Dai people is Dai script, which is a pinyin script whose characters are Dai characters. Dai has a variety of dialects, among which there are four types of Dai spoken in China, namely Dai (Xishuangbanna Dai), Jinping Dai, Dai (Dehong Dai), Dai Band, and Thai, Lao, etc. outside China. After the improvement in the 50s of the 20th century, Xishuangbanna and Dehong were used in China.

Funeral

The Dai people were commonly buried, but there were obvious class differences, and the burial places of the nobles and the poor were strictly separated. After the death of the monk and the Buddha, he was cremated first, and then the ashes were buried in a clay pot behind the temple.

Dai, one of China's ethnic minorities. It mainly lives in Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture, Dehong Dai Jingpo Autonomous Prefecture and Gengma, Menglian, Jinggu, Xinping, Jinping, Yuanjiang, Shuangjiang and other places in Yunnan Province, with a population of 1075128. Mainly engaged in agriculture.

The temple tower, the bamboo tower, and the bamboo bridge show a unique architectural art.

Rice and glutinous rice are the staple foods. The staple food of the Dai people in Dehong is japonica rice, and the staple food of the Dai people in Xishuangbanna is glutinous rice. It is usually eaten freshly eaten.

All the accompanying dishes and snacks are mainly sour, such as sour bamboo shoots, sour pea flour, sour meat and wild sour fruits; They like to eat dried sauerkraut, and it is said that the reason why the Dai people often eat sour dishes is because they often eat glutinous rice foods that are not easy to digest, and sour foods help digestion.

The major festivals of the Dai people are the Dai New Year - Songkran Festival, Closing the Door Festival and Opening the Door Festival. "Songkran Festival" is a traditional festival for the Dai people to send the old and welcome the new, and the time is in the middle of April in the Gregorian calendar. The main activities during the festival are ancestor worship, sand piling, splashing water, bag throwing, dragon boat racing, setting off sparks, singing and dancing carnival, etc.

The Songkran Festival, held in June of the Dai calendar every year, is the grandest festival, when the Buddha is worshipped, and a feast is held, and the monks and relatives and friends are invited to congratulate each other by splashing water.

Costume Dai people have"Dry Dai"、"Water Dai"、"Flower waist Dai"Its different decorations represent the clothing culture of its branches. Especially Tan Binh"Flower waist Dai"The costumes and the Dai costumes of the Jinping Qing Dynasty are of great cultural value. Dai costumes are elegant and beautiful, not only pay attention to practicality, but also have a strong decorative meaning, which can quite reflect the national personality of loving life and advocating the beauty of neutrality.

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